Impact of Climate Change on Livestock in Bangladesh: A Review of What We Know and What We Need to Know
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Climate change, Livestock, Bangladesh, Hazards and strategiesAbstract
Bangladesh is one of the over populated disaster prone country. The effect of climate change on livestock is a great deal to talk. This review study reveals that Bangladesh is one of the most vulnerable countries. However, the change of climate in this country momentously continuing and which determines how difficult it is to design and implement future strategies. Being a developing country, Bangladesh is less likely to face the challenges caused by global warming and climate changes owing to financial crisis and budget allocation in preparedness of emergency and urgent. As a part of agriculture, livestock sector is considered as backbone
of annual GDP in Bangladesh. Besides, the financial hardship, negligence of long term planning and dearth of implementation of the existing capacity are crucial draw back for livestock development. Therefore, this review provides some advantageous rules for policy
makers on habituation and pacification of the climatic hazards for wellbeing of livestock sectors of Bangladesh.
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